A Crepe to Die For

by Felicity Collins

Meet Elizabeth "Libby" Perkins, a determined and ambitious 39-year-old who is the proud owner of Suzette's, a French-style crêperie. Libby's life takes a dramatic turn when the renowned food critic Andrew Poulter dies after eating at her establishment, and the police begin to suspect that her chef is the killer. With her business on the line, Libby must take matters into her own hands to clear her chef's name and find the true culprit.

As she embarks on her quest for justice, Libby's investigation leads her to six suspects, including a town kook, a new resident, and even the mayor himself. As she delves deeper into their lives, Libby discovers that everyone has a motive for wanting Andrew Poulter dead.

The closer Libby gets to the truth, the more dangerous the situation becomes, with twists and turns that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Who killed Andrew Poulter, and why? Join Libby in her race against time to solve the murder, clear her chef's name, and restore her beloved crêperie's reputation.

A Crepe to Die For is a thrilling mystery filled with unforgettable characters, unexpected twists, and a touch of French flair. With its mouthwatering descriptions of delicious crêpes and the quaint backdrop of a small town, this book is sure to satisfy your appetite for a great mystery.

Genres: Audiobook, Cozy Mystery, Contemporary

188 pages, ebook

First published April 18, 2023

Reviews

[Rhoda · Rating 4 out of 5]

Really enjoyed this audio book. Clever twists. Kept my interest. Will look for more from this author.

[Ian Rosales · Rating 4 out of 5]

Felicity Collins crafts a delectable mystery in "A Crepe to Die For," where Maple Grove's charm conceals dark secrets. The murder investigation unfolds amid delectable crepes and quirky characters. Collins blends culinary delights with suspense, creating a cozy mystery that tantalizes the taste buds and keeps readers eagerly flipping the pages. The perfect blend of whodunit intrigue and culinary escapades makes this a delightful addition to the genre, promising both suspense and a dash of culinary indulgence.

[Rida · Rating 1 out of 5]

Sorry but I tried honest, to like the book (heck I liked the idea of food and crepe sounded tasty) but nope it really was an awfully written book. I couldn't really feel for any of the characters. Not to mention so much was happening in only 5 hrs and 13 min. Sorry

[Janine · Rating 3 out of 5]

Elizabeth Perkins has a problem: the man reviewing her specialty crepe restaurant has dropped dead after being mysteriously poisoned. When the town begins avoiding her store, Libby sets off to find out who killed Andrew Poulter, a polarising food critic, before her business dies with him.

A Crepe to Die For is just what it says on the tin: a cozy small-town mystery. It's tightly written for the most part, the plot feels rushed in the third act but it still ends up feeling sweet by the end.

[Eva Edge · Rating 4 out of 5]

A Crepe to Die For by Felicity Collins is an engaging and cosy small-town mystery thriller with an absolutely unexpected twist. I loved how the author made you suspect everyone and then just dropped the bomb!
Clever! Really clever!

Libby, the owner of the crepe restaurant Suzette, thinks that surviving food critic Andrew Poulter's visit is the worst possible thing. She is so wrong because the worst thing is Andrew Poulter dying from food poisoning after visiting her restaurant! Was it an accident or someone is after him? Or her?

[Lenn ♡ | anatomyofabooknerd (IG) · Rating 4 out of 5]

Wow, this was a very engaging short cozy mystery read. The audiobook was even more enjoyable. It's unputdownable and it kept me guessing who the killer really is. At first, I thought I knew for sure who it might be because of the very clear motive of one of the characters, but as the story progressed, I got confused and started suspecting everyone in town lol

...and then that twist in the end! Omg!

[Fallon · Rating 3 out of 5]

Read for a challenge (5 words in title) via Audio.

Was a good cozy mystery. Its not ground breaking stuff and i didnt drop my jaw at any of the reveals but i equally didnt roll my eyes either. So id say middle of the pack 3 stars is fair.

[Ana-Maria · Rating 4 out of 5]

I think this is the first cozy thriller I ever read. I didn’t even know such a genre existed. It was unexpectedly good. So many twists in the story that it kept me interested until the end.

[Chrystal · Rating 3 out of 5]

Light easy read. Did have me guessing till the reveal though. Do love a good surprise murderer

[Karen · Rating 4 out of 5]

Cute, cozy mystery. Good storyline with believable characters. Well written.

[Kelsey · Rating 3 out of 5]

A cozy read- the mc is an idiot but the book was cute and I'd read the sequel.

[Cindy Anderson · Rating 2 out of 5]

Cheesy - an easy read - a goofy ending. But at least it wasn’t full of trash so I should probably give it three stars.